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Yep it had to happen. Eugene had to be featured in Boerassic park. Eugene Terreblance is the leader of the AWB political party here in SA. At one of his meetings, he fell off his horse, which was rather embarresing for him.
Written Sep 8, 2006
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The Wild flowers in Sept is one of the main attractions to this little village which forms part of the West Coast. There are two farms that keep portions our just for the wild flowers to bloom and where the public can go and view it.
Written Sep 8, 2006
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Yep, it had to happen. He had to get his own plane, but fortunately he is not yet the captain of the plane.
Written Sep 8, 2006
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Yes, of course we also have a gravy train. People thought that the train was stopped when the new government took over, but alas, things got worrse!
Written Sep 8, 2006
The Engine that is pulling the whole of SA along
Written Sep 8, 2006
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When visiting Darling, you must visit Evita's Perron. Going thru the shop, you will find Boerassic park, which is another must visit and a laugh a minute.
Written Sep 8, 2006
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The leader of the AWB Eugene Terreblance fell off his horse at one of his rallies. Hence he opened himself to abuse from Evita and the rest of us.
Written Sep 4, 2006
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Big joke here with the plane that the president uses, costing us a small fortune.
Written Sep 4, 2006
The engin that is holding things together and pulling it along
Written Sep 4, 2006
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The first thing you see inside Boerassic Park is the Gravy train, with the face of Nelson Mandela (Madiba) on the front
Written Sep 4, 2006
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The first thing you see inside Boerassic Park is the Gravy train, with the face of Nelson Mandela (Madiba) on the front
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Named after Sir Charles Darling, Lieutenant Governor of the Cape Colony in 1853, this little town is a hidden treasure. This area just inland of the West Coast road, is famous for its splendid burst...
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Named after Sir Charles Darling, Lieutenant Governor of the Cape Colony in 1853, this little town is a hidden treasure. This area just inland of the West Coast road, is famous for its splendid burst...
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quaint as tea in the afternoon
in spring darling is alive with the most beautiful array of indigenous flowers, well worth the see...My favourite Aunt lives in Darling, i love to visit her for tea on sunday afternoons!also home to...
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